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Bitcoin Market Sentiment Becomes Most Bearish Since December 2025
Demand for Bitcoin has reportedly experienced a significant decline and is now at its most bearish level since December 2025.
CryptoQuant analysts mention that Bitcoin apparent demand metrics are approaching a negative 147,000 BTC, indicating selling pressure and weakening buying interest in the market are beginning to increase.
Apparent demand itself is an indicator used to measure the balance between Bitcoin accumulation and distribution in the market. When the metric becomes more negative, this condition usually reflects decreasing demand compared to the available supply.
According to CryptoQuant analysts, this decline indicates that the Bitcoin market is currently experiencing a high caution phase amid global macroeconomic uncertainty and weakening investor momentum.
Pressure on Bitcoin also emerged after a major rally in recent months, causing some investors to start taking profits.
In addition to technical factors, the crypto market is also influenced by global sentiment such as US interest rate policies, US dollar strengthening, and increasing international geopolitical tensions.
Nevertheless, some analysts believe that the bearish condition on the demand indicator does not necessarily signal a long-term downward trend, as Bitcoin still receives support from institutional ETF inflows and large corporate accumulation.
The market is now waiting to see whether this demand pressure is only a temporary correction or the beginning of a longer consolidation phase.